How World Bank projects damage the climate in Pakistan

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The World Bank and the IMF plan to achieve climate-friendly global development. But a newly published report raises doubts. Three NGOs criticize: The example of Pakistan shows how the involvement of these financial institutions often exacerbates the climate crisis in the Global South. The current reform proposals also follow a false logic.

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Goswami Urmi

Last updated: 24. July 2025

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